Last week, the Atlantic debuted a new AI detection tool that allows artists to see, with a brief name search, if their music appears in data sets used to train AI music generators. Created by researcher Alex Reisner, the tool draws on four different sets available to AI developers. These sets, which Reisner emphasizes is not comprehensive, encompasses over 21 million songs. They pull from the catalogs of massive stars like Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift, and Beyoncé, and smaller, independent artists